
Johan joined the first few days during our stay in my old hometown and he prepared amazing breakfasts in the mornings.

In my sister's kitchen, I love her place.

I promised myself to eat semla every day. I ended up having NINE.

Engagement dinner for my dad and his lovely lady.

Another Johan-breakfast (the tube of messmör travelled with him to Berlin, no one else in my family likes it).

No one believes me when I say that most restaurants serve pizza in Luleå, here is proof ;)

Another semla. I hadn't had one in three years!

The last evening I made some tacos Swedish style for my mum, sister and nieces.
Ready for some snowy pictures?










It all looks great, and especially because you were visiting your family and having a good time!
ReplyDeletelooks like you had lots of fun :)
ReplyDeleteyou guys are the masters of art de la table!
and cooking i presume!
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now I desperately need to eat semla. too bad I live in South America xD
ReplyDeleteIt all looks wonderful. I love your sister's kitchen
ReplyDeleteYum to semla and anything brunost related..... ;)
ReplyDeleteso much great food! I am so hungry looking at these tasty yummy picutres!
ReplyDeletewish you a happy ending february!
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great time you had, I see :) food looks amazing, I just love those breakfasts with tons of different foodstuff. we have similar delicacy like semla, here in Serbia (similar by the look) and it tastes excellent. I guess i would like semla, too
ReplyDeletethis looks like a dream.
ReplyDeleteWhat is this semla! Ooh it looks amazing and now I must have it.
ReplyDeleteReal nice pictures!
ReplyDeletelovely pictures, as always! and can i have a semla now, please? :-)
ReplyDeleteCorn, cucumber, red pepper, guacamole, but what's this meat at the bottom of the picture please?
ReplyDeleteminced meat.
DeleteThank you!
Deleteoh, engagement dinner! och sisters kitchen, snacks o teckningar <3
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! German breakfast is AMAAZING - I was briefly at a homestay in Munich and my hosts were so gracious to serve a plethora of cheese and ham. IMHO it's possibly the only thing that comes close to the glory of the English breakfast.
ReplyDeletegz x
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That semla looks so tasty! I wish I could make it at home...
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